react-native-push-notification Appears to be a git repo or submodule.
See original GitHub issuei have install react-native-push-notification and react-native link react-native-push-notification but when i want to install another package or run npm install i face with this error
node_modules\react-native-push-notification: Appears to be a git repo or submodule.
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remove any .git files present in the node_modules folder
In your terminal, from your project folder: rm -rf node_modules/*/.git
The issue is that .git was not ignored by putting it in your .npmignore. I’ve made a PR to fix this! @zo0r Please merge
#1085